3D Transformation Tutorial- PhotoShop 7

Sphere Shape: 1. Open a picture (RGB) 2. Go to File > New and create a text in a new window- NOTE: make sure the background is WHITE 3. Select Filer> Render>3D Transform *When prompted, click OK to

Rastersize the type

4. Select the Sphere Tool and draw a circle around the text. 5. Select the Trackball and push to the desired shape, then click OK. 6. Select the Move Tool and move your text over to the picture 7. At layers palette, click on the Lock Transparency box 8. Select the Paintbrush Tool and choose a big, solid brush stroke. 9. Paint over the text with the desired color(s) 10. Crop the picture and save your work.

Here is a picture of a sphere 3D Transformation! Have fun making yours!

Cylinder Shape: 1. 2. 3. 4. Open a new white window Open a picture (RGB) At Layer Palette, double-click on background layer and click OK to accept Layer 0 Select Filter>Render>3D Transform

5. Select Cylinder Tool (C) 6. Draw a cylinder shape. 7. Select Add anchor point tool (+) and click the right edge. 8. Select Direct Selection tool (A) and drag the new anchor point. 9. Click the Options button and uncheck Display Background. 10. Click Pan Camera tool and background will turn dark. 11. If necessary, use Trackball tool (R) to change dimension. 12. Click OK to render 13. Click Move Tool white window. and drag object to the

14. Select Layer>Layer Style>Drop Shadows and set up a drop shadow. 15. Select Bevel and Emboss to create the desired effects. 16. Crop the new 3D picture and save it.

Here are some examples using cylinder shape:

Using Cube Shape: 1. Create a front cereal box panel using your first name (e.g. Dan's Cereal). (Use the Rectangle Marquee Tool to draw the front of the cereal box, fill with a color. Next use the type tool to put your name on the cereal box. Go to Layer Flatten Image) 2. Select Layer > Type > Render layer (You may skip this step). 3. Select Filter > Render > 3D Transform. 4. Click "Cube tool (M)" and draw a cube on top of the cereal panel. 5. Use Direct Selection Tool to align the lower anchor points to panel. 6. Use "Trackball tool" to change dimension and "Pan camera tool" to move. 7. Click "OK" and apply 3D transform. 8. Use Polygon Lasso tool to click on 6 corners of the box. 9. Right-click and select Layer Via Cut from the context menu. 10. Drag the background layer into the trash icon on the Layer palette. 11. Save this oak image, open in PhotoShop, and move it over to the box. 12. At Layer palette, drag the oak layer to the bottom so that the box is on top. 13. While the oak layer is selected, click control-T and right-click for menu, click distort. 14. Drag anchor points to distort the oak layer to resemble a table. 15. At Layer palette. click "Create new layer" and drag layer 3 to the bottom. 16. Drag on "Gradient tool" and select "radial gradient". 17. Draw the gradient line from the upper right table corner toward upper right. 18. At Layer 2, click "Create new layer" icon to create layer 4 (shadow). 19. Use Polygon Lasso tool to draw from the lower corners of the box. 20. Press D followed by Alt-Delete to fill the selection with black. 21. At Layer Palette, reduce opacity to 50% to reveal some wood grain. 22. At Layer 1, click on "Create new layer" icon to create Layer 5. 23. Use Rectangle Marquee to draw a shape similar to the of size as the left panel. 24. Select Paintbrush tool and use the smallest tip from the Brush Palette. 25. Draw some lines that resemble "hard to read" texts. 26. Press control-T, right-click, and select "distort". 27. Align four corners of this panel with the four corners of the left panel of the box. 28. Press "Enter" of double-click inside the selection area. 29. Save your work as .jpg for posting and .psd for possible redoing.